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Wen
Shan Bao Zhong
Wen Shan refers to the name of a growing
region in Northern Taiwan. Wen Shan Bao Zhong leaves are slightly
twisted rather than rolled as in other Oolongs. The name Bao
Zhong refers to a method of packaging that started about 160
years ago in which tea farmers packaged their tea in 250 gram
elongated square packages. A mark was then placed on this tea
that said Bao Zhong, or wrapping type. When the Bao Zhong method
came to Taiwan Wen Shan in northern Taiwan produced the best
quality Bao Zhong. As a result, Wen Shan Bao Zhong became a
commonly used term. This tea is oxidized 15%-30% with a wonderful
fresh floral fruit fragrance. Wen Shan Bao Zhong is most famous
for its aroma, which is sure to open your eyes any time of the
day or early evening. May also serve as a light desert.
| 1/16
pound (1 ounce) |
$6 |
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| 1/4
pound (4 ounces) |
$24 |
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| 1/2
pound (8 ounces) |
$48 |
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| 1
pound (16 ounces) |
$96 |
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Wen Shan Bao Zhong (Top Grade)
| 1/16
pound (1 ounce) |
$8 |
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| 1/4
pound (4 ounces) |
$30 |
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| 1/2
pound (8 ounces) |
$60 |
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| 1
pound (16 ounces) |
$120 |
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Competition Winner Wen Shan San Deng (Third Tier)
| 1/16
pound (1 ounce) |
$15 |
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| 1/4
pound (4 ounces) |
$56 |
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| 1/2
pound (8 ounces) |
$114 |
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| 1
pound (16 ounces) |
$228 |
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Wen Shan Bao Zhong - Aged Since 1989
The leaf of this bao zhong is full and very intact, giving an impressive impression. It was roasted heavily before storage. This tea has been stored since 1989. The tea is quite similar to puer and has a wonderful seaweed aftertaste.
| 1/16
pound (1 ounce) |
$19 |
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| 1/4
pound (4 ounces) |
$74 |
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| 1/2
pound (8 ounces) |
$148 |
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| 1
pound (16 ounces) |
$296 |
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Competition Winner Wen Shan Er Deng (Second Tier)
| 1/16
pound (1 ounce) |
$19 |
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| 1/4
pound (4 ounces) |
$75 |
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| 1/2
pound (8 ounces) |
$150 |
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| 1
pound (16 ounces) |
$300 |
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Competition Winner Bao Zhong (First Tier)
| 1/16
pound (1 ounce) |
$36 |
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| 1/4
pound (4 ounces) |
$144 |
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